Yiannos Fish Bar, in the village of Mynydd Isa, Flintshire, has now switched to an external delivery partner.
Shop manager Stefanos Skattou said customers were complaining of slow service and he was getting “stressed” by over-cautious drivers as he delivered takeaways.
“At some times we have 30 customers in the shop - but I have to leave to make deliveries. I wanted to concentrate on my loyal customers. Stefanos said: “People don’t understand, they ask why the prices are going up. But our prices are going up. Stefanos said: “There are always some idiots who drive too fast and put lives in danger. So I understand why they are doing this . But it needs better management and for drivers to become more aware.”
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